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• Optus creates deputy CEO role, hires banking figure Kelly Bayer Rosmarin
• Video praising Huawei goes viral, company distances itself
• Telstra and CTI score Avaya APAC partner awards
• Empired maintains revenue, profit growth with contract wins
• Salesforce tests new channel services programs
• Huawei, Samsung agree to settle patent dispute
• Telstra brings eSIM support to Windows 10 PCs
• Sydney's OrionVM adds WatchGuard to its wholesale cloud platform
• Sydney MSP develops voice calling for Microsoft Teams
• Kogan, Apple, Samsung top NSW Fair Trading complaints register
• NextDC reveals impact of buying back its own data centres
• Watchmaker Swatch says Samsung breached its trademark
• Macquarie Telecom maintains growth with strong data centre business
• Telstra, Optus, Vodafone provided inaccurate data for emergency services: ACMA
• Vocus steps back from consumer NBN
• Fujitsu Australia wins $5.6 million Cisco deployment with Australian Signals Directorate
• Telstra, Software AG develop automated water management for Aussie utilities
• Australian tablet sales stagnate as replacement cycles get longer
• Lenovo Australia hires industry veteran Michael Cefai as enterprise sales boss
• Arq Group to sell off SMB reseller, telco business
• Amaysim hints at cost of exiting broadband business
• Why aren't SMB's taking security seriously?
• Rhipe, Microsoft, Trend Micro partners talk security over lunch
• Equinix opens new Sydney data centre
• Hills revenue pulled down by audio-visual, security and surveillance businesses
• Cisco targets Australia with $61 million investment in digitisation
• ConnectWise sold to private equity firm Thoma Bravo
• Another laptop charger recalled over electric shock risk
• Telstra could face worker strike after union members "overwhelmingly" vote for protected action ballot
• Nokia debuts smartphone with five cameras
• Superloop grows revenue despite managed services hit
• Cisco licensing mess could make call centres go dark
• Microsoft workers demand it drop major US Army contract
• GetSwift directors "irrefutably deny" ASIC's deceptive conduct claims
• Telstra gets first dibs on Samsung, LG, Oppo's 5G smartphones
• Huawei unveils $3600 folding 5G smartphone
• Navman's parent company MiTAC lands in Australia
• China's Xiaomi unveils $950 5G smartphone
• Microsoft takes wraps off HoloLens 2
• Intel: our 5G modem chips won't appear in phones until 2020
• MYOB steps closer to $2 billion acquisition after failing to find a better offer
• Poll result: Will 5G disrupt the NBN?
• Cirrus Networks' profit bounces back with managed services boost
• Vita Group unfazed by Telstra's woes
• NetComm wireless plans sale to US company Casa Systems
• Enablis and Solista join forces to take Fenner Dunlop to the cloud
• Salesforce confirms outage due to internet backbone transit issue
• Google fails to disclose microphone in home security system
• Tech Data launches Australian web shop
• Lenovo beats profit expectations
• CSG shows signs of recovery after exiting enterprise business
• Telstra, Optus, Vodafone, Woolworths Mobile now taking pre-orders for Samsung Galaxy S10 range
• Apple makes 2FA mandatory for app store developer bosses
• Google makes hybrid cloud play with on-prem K8s Engine
• Acer Australia's new channel program unveiled
• Veeam launches instance licensing
• Qualcomm urges US regulators to ban some iPhones
• Hosting provider OVH launches "Public Cloud" in Australia
• Qualcomm launches new chip for 5G phones
• Huawei boss says he will not share data with China: report
• Data#3 reports strong first-half result
• CRN Fast50 delegates discuss channel's future
• Telstra replaces its home broadband plans with just two
• New Zealand to conduct own assessment of Huawei equipment risk
• Aussie students will be taught cyber security skills for the first time
• Telstra begins ISDN shutdown this year
• SaaS contract wins boost Citadel Group's revenue, profits
• Telco advocacy group ACCAN wants government to re-establish the Communications Fund
• CSA extends University of Newcastle partnership to develop digital platforms
• Seagate plans double-actuator disk drives
• Administrators allege Highrise Telecoms' former director hindered wind-up
• rhipe partners party during Microsoft Ignite 2019
• NBN Co reveals FTTC's actual cost per premises is $3058
• Citadel Group co-founder Miles Jakeman resigns as executive director
• Aussie cyber safety vendor Family Zone expands reseller partnership with Woolworths Mobile
• Australia's biggest political parties compromised in IT breach
• Louis Abdilla resigns as chief executive of Content Security after 19 years
• Tech industry veterans Peter Kazacos and Peter Coroneos team up in cybersecurity venture
• rhipe posts 30 percent revenue jump
• Samsung bets big on network gear amid Huawei's troubles
• Australia's telco market to reach $47 billion
• How Amazon scrapped its New York headquarters plan
• Seagate quietly bins open storage project
• Facebook in negotiations over multibillion-dollar fine: report
• Scammers exploit Azure blob stores, Optus accounts
• MacGov boss slams Huawei over letters sent to partners, including Telstra, Google
• Australian channel player finds big Linux bug
• Nextgen signs IT infrastructure monitoring vendor Paessler
• Apple tech used by pirates to put hacked apps on iPhones
• Kemp appoints Tony Sandberg as ANZ leader
• Leader to distribute VoIP phones from Fanvil
• Telstra has cut 3200 jobs already, sheds $464 million in six months
• EMT Distribution adds business risk intelligence vendor Flashpoint
• Kyocera recalls multifunctional printers due to fire hazard
• Acquisitions fuel Over The Wire revenue, profit
• GIS People's app used to aid in Queensland floods
• Modis Consulting selected to take NSW's jury system global
• Huawei ready to tackle extra security to stay in 5G kit race: CSO
• What an IT support techie's holiday looks like
• Hands-on: iPad vs Surface Go (vs a normal laptop)
• Hands-on: Huawei Matebook X Pro
• Windows 7's demise gives hope to PC sales this year
• Vox pop: Do you tune out from tech during the holidays?
• Brand is everything: How B2B selling is changing
• Citrix channel chief opens up on plans for 2019
• iiNet founder Michael Malone reappointed to NBN Co board
• Lenovo launches 'TruScale' servers-as-a-service program
• Government ties channel in compliance red tape
• Microsoft partner Wardy IT Solutions offering 50 free Azure migrations
• iseek doubles capacity of Brisbane data centre
• Fronde hires Tquila founder Ben Ingram to lead Salesforce business
• Artis Group boss Chris Greatrex exits, company appoints Mark Bennett as chief executive
• Canalys hires former CRN editor Steven Kiernan as senior director for worldwide business development
• IBM says Watson AI services will now work on rival clouds
• Megaport reports loss amid data centre investment
• DTA opens networking and cabling services categories in Hardware Marketplace
• Sydney SAP partner Presence of IT wins $3.8m contract with NSW Department of Education
• Fitbit gives its channel the runaround
• Relive your Windows 95 glory days with this free app
• More customers now on faster NBN plans
• Coles taps SAP for ERP install
• Microsoft expands Azure reserved instance discounts
• Coffs Harbour MSP's acquisition propels expansion into Port Macquarie
• Telco consumer group ACCAN pushing for broadband concession prices for low-income households
• Software AG appoints new APJ boss
• Telco customers "waiting too long" for customer service calls to be answered: ACMA
• Australian managed cloud services market predicted to reach $2.8 billion in 2022
• JB Hi-Fi took $3.8 billion in six months
• DWS revenue bounces back following Projects Assured acquisition
• Who showed up to chow down at Bluechip's 2019 launch?
• Adelaide ISP EscapeNet acquires Teleron's customer base
• Court grants appeal to reseller CPL Notting Hill in IP case against Microsoft
• Sony stock perks up after first share buyback announcement
• Parliament hacking under investigation
• Huawei open to government oversight: exec
• Carbonite to acquire Webroot in US$618m deal
• YouTube rival Vimeo revenue jumps 54 percent in 2018
• Pure Storage ANZ boss departs, regional boss to take over
• Sydney NBN reseller Teleron placed in receivership
• ASG creates 100 new jobs in new Adelaide operations centre
• Apple rolls out FaceTime privacy bug fix
• Dell looks to sell off cybersecurity company SecureWorks
• AMP contractor charged with stealing customer data
• Oracle closes doors to cloud MSP program
• Microsoft is cannibalising Office 2019 in new marketing campaign
• Huawei offers to build cyber security centre in Poland
• IBM develops new tech to help prevent power outages
• Synnex adds ATEN's new KVM switches
• Apple to pay an estimated $800 million in back taxes to France
• Optus slapped with $10 million fine over third-party bills
• Ingram Micro targets Microsoft Teams with Switch Connect partnership
• Poll result: Which cloud storage platform do you use for personal use?
• Aussie IoT vendor Buddy to acquire smart lighting company LIFX for $70 million
• NBN speeds are improving, but FTTN still lags behind
• Inside Microsoft's new technology centre in Sydney CBD
• Microsoft opens doors to Sydney technology centre
• NSW Police arrest three men over $2 million in stolen electronics
• Bluechip signs LogMeIn, ESET and ITglue
• Google's spending worries investors
• Azure, Google Cloud make gains on AWS in global cloud market
• MYOB ponders selling software at the petrol pump
• Computergate sets sights on west coast with iTLC acquisition
• NBN reseller Prime Broadband closes, transfers customers to VIC-based DCSI Internet
• Palo Alto reportedly in talks to buy information security firm
• Slack makes confidential filing to go public
• PS&C acquires Salesforce partner Artisan Consulting
• Sydney AWS partner Cloudten snapped up for $8.6 million
• Alloys adds UC vendor Grandstream
• Bulletproof founder Anthony Woodward unveils latest digital venture
• HPE Australia channel chief reveals 2019 priorities
• Apple fixes FaceTime privacy bug, update incoming
• Macquarie Telecom, Optus among Australia's biggest political donors
• John Brumby bails from Huawei Australia board
• Samsung forecasts weaker earnings as chip sales slow
• Fusion5 acquires another Microsoft Dynamics specialist
• Symantec's consumer sales surge, tops profit estimates
• Palo Alto Networks names former Commvault exec Bryan Stibbard as new Aussie channel chief
• Ingram Micro signs up Evernote to cloud marketplace